For NAIDOC, we’re sharing an interview with Barkindji Malyangapa rapper BARKAA. A powerful collaboration with Wilcannia-born Barkindji Malyangapa artist Leroy Johnson, 'Ngamaka' is an ode to Mother Earth and Country and a call to stop the river’s ongoing destruction

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For decades, Blue Mountains residents may have unknowingly consumed PFAS-contaminated water. Now, journalists, scientists & locals are uncovering the full extent of the problem. In this 2-part series, we explore how it happened & what it means for those affected.
#PFAS #DrinkingWater

We’re back for 2025, kicking off with stories from last years Sofala Carp Blitz!

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A risk of #fishkills over coming weeks in Menindee is “high”

Good to see the government proactively communicating, but sorry to see the river in such a state.

There’s no major drought or flood, this time the river is stuggling with a bit of rain.

#Auspol @greencate.bsky.social

Large fish kills spotted near the Barwon & Namoi Rivers junction in Walgett. 📸 Algae blooms on the Darling-Baaka signal worsening water quality. Locals fear a summer crisis looms. #DarlingBaaka #WaterCrisis

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This week we speak water markets with Author and adjunct professor @sdhamiltonvic.bsky.social

Listen wherever you get you podcasts by searching “water watch radio”

#watermarkets #murraydarling

Did you know freshwater eels journey from ocean depths to rivers, lakes, and backwaters—then back again? Dr. Malcolm Johnson, a passionate eel advocate from Lutrawita/Tasmania, shares their epic story on this week’s pod. 🎧 Dive in wherever you get your podcasts!

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Megan & Dan here, we cover life, culture and the big issues on Australia’s #waterways

New to #bluesky but not to your podcast feed, this is us at the #wilcanniaweir in March for our biggest story of the year.

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Checking out the Sofala Carp Blitz with local angler and organiser Col. Biggest catch is 9 kilos but the truck loads of campers are about to roll in

#fishing